Category: Cultural/Residential Size: Small Condition: Fair Inhabitants: Historian tribe members
Description The historian tribe controls what used to be the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus, as some of its founding members are former professors and students of the university.
The campus provides a variety of resources that have been appropriated by the historian tribe. The dormitories are used for their main intended purpose, as a residential area to house tribe members. The Weirder Center of Performing Arts and several classrooms are used to hold cultural events including video and music trades. Some classrooms are also used as educational spaces, such as Elan's Education Center.
Finally, the historian tribe territory contains the university’s library, The Cofrin Library, which holds a wide collection of books, magazines, videos, and other media. The historian tribe often loans TV episodes, movies, music, and other materials from this collection, and this media lending system serves as one of the tribes main functions. The tribe is also continuously adding to this collection, introducing videos and music pirated from online or burned from old CDs, self-published histories and studies on current-day Gator Bay society, and any other form of print or digital media the tribe manages to collect.
Size: Small
Condition: Fair
Inhabitants: Historian tribe members
Description
The historian tribe controls what used to be the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus, as some of its founding members are former professors and students of the university.
The campus provides a variety of resources that have been appropriated by the historian tribe. The dormitories are used for their main intended purpose, as a residential area to house tribe members. The Weirder Center of Performing Arts and several classrooms are used to hold cultural events including video and music trades. Some classrooms are also used as educational spaces, such as Elan's Education Center.
Finally, the historian tribe territory contains the university’s library, The Cofrin Library, which holds a wide collection of books, magazines, videos, and other media. The historian tribe often loans TV episodes, movies, music, and other materials from this collection, and this media lending system serves as one of the tribes main functions. The tribe is also continuously adding to this collection, introducing videos and music pirated from online or burned from old CDs, self-published histories and studies on current-day Gator Bay society, and any other form of print or digital media the tribe manages to collect.